PEDAGOGICAL MODEL OF INTEGRATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF METAPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE AND CREATIVE THINKING IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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digital transformation, metaprofessional competence, creative thinking, integrative development, pedagogical model, digital education, competencebased approach, innovative pedagogy, digital literacy, creativity, student activities, project approach, digital competencies.Abstract
The article discusses a pedagogical model that serves to jointly develop students' metaprofessional competence and creative thinking in the era of digital transformation. The model aims to foster students' universal skills, such as digital literacy, flexibility, communication, and creative problem-solving. It is based on the use of digital educational tools, interactive methods, and a project-based approach. The research findings demonstrate that the integrative approach effectively enhances students' metaprofessional competence and creative thinking.
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